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In 1944, Lt. Hiroo Onoda was sent by the Japanese army to the remote Philippine island of Lubang. His mission was to conduct guerrilla warfare during World War II. Unfortunately, he was never officially told the war had ended; so for 29 years, Onoda continued to live in the jungle, ready for when his country would again need his services and information. Eating coconuts and bananas and deftly evading searching parties he believed were enemy scouts, Onoda hid in the jungle until he finally emerged from the dark recesses of the island on March 19, 1972.<ref>[http://history1900s.about.com/od/worldwarii/a/soldiersurr.htm The War is Over . . . Please Come Out]</ref>

In 1944, Lt. Hiroo Onoda was sent by the Japanese army to the remote Philippine island of Lubang. His mission was to conduct guerrilla warfare during World War II. Unfortunately, he was never officially told the war had ended; so for 29 years, Onoda continued to live in the jungle, ready for when his country would again need his services and information. Eating coconuts and bananas and deftly evading searching parties he believed were enemy scouts, Onoda hid in the jungle until he finally emerged from the dark recesses of the island on March 19, 1972.<ref>[http://history1900s.about.com/od/worldwarii/a/soldiersurr.htm The War is Over . . . Please Come Out]</ref>

Why is the Christianity vs. atheism war over? When the leading member of the [[New Atheism]] movement (supposedly a [[militant atheism]] movement), [[Richard Dawkins]] admits he is a wimpy agnostic in a debate, you know atheism lost badly.  

Why is the Christianity vs. atheism war over? When the leading member of the [[New Atheism]] movement (supposedly a [[militant atheism]] movement), [[Richard Dawkins]] admits he is a wimpy agnostic in a debate, you know atheism lost badly.